Coping with the loss of a loved one is a challenging journey that everyone goes through in their unique way, united by the shared understanding that it’s never easy.
Grieving the passing of a loved one or a close friend is a process that takes time, and sometimes the pain may never fully fade.
Take the iconic singer Rod Stewart, who recently revealed the passing of his brother Bob shortly after the death of his other brother, Don.
Bob and Don playing football in heaven
On November 30 last year, Rod Stewart shared on Instagram the sad news of Bob’s passing the night before.
The singer of Young Turks expressed his wish that Bob and Don, who left this world within a short span of each other, were reunited in a joyous game of football in the heavens.
In a poignant statement, the renowned British rock and pop artist mourned the two losses as if he had bid farewell to his dearest friends.
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“With heavy heart, I announce the passing of my brother Bob last night, joining my brother Don on the celestial football pitch.”
“I’ve lost two irreplaceable mates in the span of two months. Rest in peace Don and Bob, ‘Sir Rod Stewart’.”
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Rod’s health challenges
Rod has faced various health issues over the years. In 2000, he received a diagnosis of thyroid cancer which threatened the voice that had propelled him to international stardom.
“It was a profound shock. I mean, I was completely silent for a few days,” Rod revealed to ABC during that time.
Undergoing surgery, he fought his way back, but the battle against cancer left a lasting impact on his life. For instance, he had to relearn how to sing.
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